Two Seven-Year-Old Sisters Walked Into a Police Station Alone. What Nora Hid in Her Shoe Saved Violet’s Life
Caroline refused requests for interviews.
She did not wish to have the girls’ private experience turned into a public argument.
Paul was asked to testify about what happened at the station.
He prepared carefully, reviewing his reports and recording.
When the day came, he wore his dress uniform and answered each question within the limits of what he personally knew.
He could describe Violet’s appearance, Nora’s statements, the contents of the evidence envelope, Richard’s arrival, and the steps officers took.